The 1907 edition of Mountain Herald, catalogue of Lincoln Memorial University, contains the following statement, which indicates the approximate time LMU and TMC entered into an arrangement: “Tennessee Medical College, of Knoxville, Tenn., is articulated with Lincoln Memorial University as … Continue reading →
Mary Jane “Jeane” Stewart Boehm, 88, of Amarillo died Saturday, April 20, 2013. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel with the Rev. Corky Holland, associate pastor of First Baptist Church, officiating. Arrangements are … Continue reading →
LAWSON, MRS. SHIRLEY FIELDS – age 83, of Knoxville, passed away Friday, June 28, 2013. She received her R.N. degree after completing her nursing training at Knoxville General Hospital in 1952. Mrs. Lawson was the Director of Nursing at Knoxville … Continue reading →
In the mid-1950’s, nursing students in every Knoxville program had to serve a rotation at the Eastern State Psychiatric Hospital (later Lakeshore Mental Health Institute; now closed). This photo was taken in 1955. Click on the photo for a larger … Continue reading →
A late nursing pioneer from Knoxville will be nationally honored next month. The American Holistic Nurses’ Association, with the Space Nursing Society and the Society of Rogerian Scholars, will present 2001: A Nursing Odyssey, A Tribute to Martha Rogers Thursday … Continue reading →
Nursing students celebrate 50th anniversary Caption: (Color) From left, Jesse Hurst, Nancy McGill, Edna Brown Stillwell, and Virginia Reed Ivens share memories over lunch at the annual reunion of the nursing graduates from Knoxville General Hospital . The gathering was … Continue reading →
BELL, WANDA ELAINE, born May 27, 1921, died June 28, 2007, after completing her earthly tasks to be home with her Lord and to be reunited with her husband Allen, her brother, Albert, her sister Helen, and numerous family and … Continue reading →
KENNEDY, DR. JOHN O. – age 88 of Knoxville, Tenn., a retired physician and direct descendant of Kennedy, Pierce, Blake and Perry families who were early settlers of Knox County, passed away Saturday, January 29th, 2000 at Fort Sanders Regional … Continue reading →
by Ed Marcum June Christine Smith’s 50-year nursing career has included everything from riding along with expectant mothers in ambulances to caring for severely disabled children to doing a patient’s shopping. That last chore, she didn’t mind at all because … Continue reading →
by Don Williams “I’m one of a dying breed,” says Dr. Corrie Blair. “I don’t like government medicine. I don’t like insurance medicine. I don’t like pharmacists telling you how to practice medicine.” If Blair seems set in her ways, … Continue reading →
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